Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |     condemned, it was purposely forgotten and partly replaced by other
 2  2,4 |    separate decrees were easily forgotten and lost, thus introducing
 3  4,1 |        Woe! The Christians have forgotten their own language, and
 4  5,6 |         idea of unity was being forgotten in the West.~ The imperial
 5  6,4 | Tzimisces: “I hope you have not forgotten the defeat of your father
 6  6,7 |    famous Novels were gradually forgotten and abandoned. The same
 7  7,1 |        by Alexius Comnenus were forgotten. Now it was a question of
 8  7,1 |       Ephesus. It should not be forgotten that the famous legendary
 9  7,3 |         promised them, and have forgotten the precepts of the Emperor
10  8,15|     known; probably it was soon forgotten.~ The friendly relations
11  9,3 |         seems sometimes to have forgotten the threatening danger there.
12  9,6 |        the plague were somewhat forgotten, the Republic of St. Mark